This overlooked trick helped John Frusciante write iconic riffs

[@l.areyes4416]

Useful 👌🏽

[@jalock]

Thanks! Love Frusciante 🤘🏻

[@matt79hz]

That was cool.. had no idea. Thanks

[@jalock]

Thanks for watching! Yea I think since Frusciante serves the music so well it's hard to notice these things but he has so many subtle tricks like this up his sleeve. The volume swell too

[@matt79hz]

You're a natural teacher.. very efficient 🤌​@@jalock

[@lautiarrieta1035]

bro this too useful ❤ keep up the content !!

[@jalock]

Thanks man! Posting weekly now so come back next week for more 😎

[@AngusGaukrogerDev]

Insightful as always :)

[@jalock]

Thanks for watching as always :)

[@EvanShermanMusic]

Thanks for putting out your helpful info. My unsolicited criticism would be to make sure you tune up before recording a video so folks playing along at home will sound good playing along with you.

[@jalock]

Thanks for watching and appreciate the feedback! I was a bit torn since John Frusciante actually detunes the B string when he was recording Scar Tissue so I did the same here. But then I tuned up my guitar when I was playing the other examples so I think that's what made it sound off. In hindsight, in the future I'll just tune up to be safe for all examples 👍🏻